Woodbury donated $10,000 to Open Cupboard food shelf to aid locals during a federal shutdown, funded by Lawful Gambling Contribution Fund. The city also launched a food drive to collect essentials.

Scott County Sheriff’s Office hosts its 9th Annual Greeting Card Design Contest for kids 12 and under to celebrate community and law enforcement through art, with winners receiving prizes and recognition.

Averi M. Turner was sworn in as Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board Commissioner for District 2, following Becka Thompson's resignation. She'll serve until January 2, 2026.

A robbery occurred at Taco Johns on Grand Avenue, where a man with a gun demanded cash and fled. Police are seeking public help to find the suspect. No injuries were reported.

The Duluth 1200 Fund is accepting applications for its Storefront Loan Program, offering up to $100,000 for exterior improvements to businesses in Spirit Valley and downtown Duluth.

The Morrison County Sheriff’s Office remains dedicated to solving the 2016 unsolved homicide of Terry Brisk, urging public assistance as they work with state and federal agencies.

Minneapolis weekend weather includes flurries and mid-30s highs, with a partly sunny Sunday and gusty conditions continuing into Veterans Day. No major hazards forecasted for the week ahead.

Plymouth sees economic growth with the opening of Summit Orthopedics, ES Lacrosse, The Gardner School for early education, and Decompress Massage Therapy, expanding health, sports, education, and wellness services.

Police responded to a reported domestic-related burglary in a neighborhood, where a suspect entered a residence amid a custody dispute, and was later arrested.

Eden Prairie offers festive art classes for various ages, including paper crafts and stained glass, with sessions for children, adults, and families starting on Nov. 8.

Minneapolis responds to the federal shutdown affecting SNAP benefits by directing funds to local food non-profits and continuing sustainability efforts like introducing a Climate Equity Tracker.

Minnesota State Senator Sandy Pappas announced she will retire after the 2026 session, having been a significant figure in state politics and advocate for a variety of issues.

Minneapolis Police are investigating a fatal shooting, with a 65-year-old arrested after a woman was found shot dead in an apartment on West Broadway.